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Selective extraction of antioxidants with molecularly imprinted polymers
Authors:O Brüggemann  A Visnjevski  P Patel
Institution:a Institut für Chemie, TU Berlin, Strasse des 17. Juni 135, 10623 Berlin, Germany
b Leatherhead Food International Ltd., Randalls Road, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 7RY, UK
Abstract:Molecular imprinting technology can be used to generate specific artificial polymeric receptors, i.e., high affinity stationary phases, as already shown for peptides and many other food ingredients. In this work, polymers have been molecularly imprinted with three exemplary antioxidants, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) and propyl gallate (PG). Results of chromatographic evaluations are presented, demonstrating the specificity of the imprinted polymers (MIP) compared to non-specific control polymers (CP). For a BHA imprinted polymer and the respective analyte BHA a separation factor of α=kBHA-MIP′/kCP′=1.12 was found, whereas for the BHT-MIP a higher selectivity was determined with α=kBHT-MIP′/kCP′=1.47. Using the PG selective MIP for PG as analyte a value of α=kPG-MIP′/kCP′=1.24 could be achieved. Furthermore, results of extraction procedures based on MIP and CP phases are presented, demonstrating for instance a higher selectivity of the BHA-MIP in comparison with its CP when using methanol or acetonitrile as analyte solvent, and of the PG-MIP when performing the extraction in acetonitrile.
Keywords:Molecular imprinting  Extraction  Stationary phase  Antioxidants  Chromatography
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